Fig. (7) Age-0 wild nerkid (> 99% wild age-0 Sockeye) density (average July-winter) with respect to spawner numbers estimated using area under the curve (AUC) methods in the previous fall. In 2010 (red data point), low recruitment was associated with a 2010 landslide from Testalinden Creek into the Okanagan River upstream of Osoyoos Lake. In brood year 2010 (in-lake year 2011; yellow data point), a record number of adults returned to spawn in the Okanagan River, and redd superimposition reduced spawning success.